DE12862C - Jacquard card binding machine - Google Patents

Description

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PATENT LETTERING

- M 12862 - class 86.

C. WERNER in GLAUCHAU.

Jacquard I-belt binding machine.

Patented in the German Empire on August 5, 1880.

The jacquard card binding machine, which in / Fig .; ι in the front view, in Fig. 2 in Grundrifs and shown in Fig. 3 in the side view, has the purpose of the time-consuming Tie the jacquard cards by hand faster to replace by this machine, and faster by the fact that the three seams one jacquard card at the same time the machine can be manufactured, which cannot be achieved by hand.

The individual parts of the machine are fastened to the frame A.

An endless chain belt, Fig. 4, runs over shafts BCD; under the chain band is ο. '' ·· shuttle box E screwed, the three Si Liitzen F contains.

A rack G is screwed lengthwise to each of these shooters and engages in the rollers H as soon as a shooter is inserted into the shooting compartment J.

In order to bring the shooters in a reciprocating motion, the rack K. The same is again passes invasive of roles H under the same way.

When the handle Z is turned, the transmission wheels M rotate the shaft JV, thereby the same meshing wheels OO ₁ , which the latter sets the crank arm F ₁ in motion through the crank Q.

R is a tie rod that connects the rack K with the crank arm F ₁ . This described mechanism allows the shooters to move back and forth when the handle L is turned.

The rod S swings up and down in the pin T and receives its movement through U and V, connected by the tie rod W.

Z are steel tubes, they represent the needles through which the roller threads A ^x _{1 are} pulled.

The jacquard card, which is placed by hand at B ¹ , pushes itself in leaps and bounds under the needles Z.

The further mechanism is used to bring the various distances of the sewing holes C ^{1 of} the jacquard cards at Ό ^{1 under the needle points.}

One washer ¹ is toothed and sits firmly on shaft D.

A rod F which carries two rollers G ¹ is moved up and down by the crank E \.

The crank E \ raises and lowers F ¹ slowly with one turn through the slide bar IP.

The lever Jf ₁ is seated. in its extension between the rollers G ¹ and thereby brings the pawl K ¹ to engage and disengage, whereby the disc E ^{1 is} advanced.

On the disc ¹ E pins Z ¹ are now screwed soft exactly according to the alternating removal of the stitching holes of the Jacquard cards are used.

Each time the crank E \ is lifted, the lever ^{Jd 1} with the nose JV ¹ is lifted by / 'and when it goes back it moves a pin further.

Q ¹ is used to tension the threads.

The cards are now sewn together as follows:

Once the card has moved to a sewing hole or gap, the needles Z 3. Thereby the tray, which is shown by the inclined dotted line through the shuttle box to reduce to F \ Fig. Forms. The shooters drive with the point under this thread and run away from under it.

The needles then rise again and pull the resulting loop (or better to wrap the threads). The shooters now run again by continuing to turn back and the game repeats itself again.

Claims (1)

Patent claim: The overall arrangement of the machine shown in the drawing, which is characterized by the interaction of the curved, tubular needles Z oscillating around the axis T with several shuttles F moved by the toothed rack K and the toothed wheels H and an endless transport chain, which runs through the switching mechanism E. ^1/1 H ¹ e \ is driven. 1 sheet of drawings.